Meet PhD student Mariliis Tael-Öeren – the first in our new series of getting to know the people who make up the Behavioural Science Group. Mariliis is researching children’s alcohol use prevention in Estonia. For the past seven years she has been working at the National Institute of Health Development in Estonia, where she implemented […]
All risks are equal, but some risks are (apparently) more equal than others…
by Dr Collette Isabel Stadler, Academic Clinical Fellow at the Primary Care Unit, University of Cambridge and GP Registrar Last month, The Pulse journal published alarming figures obtained from 15 mental health trusts in the UK, revealing how access to Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) is becoming increasingly restricted. In 2015, only […]